Lamborghini has revealed a newly developed twin-turbocharged V-8 engine that may type a part of a plug-in hybrid powertrain set to energy the successor to the Huracán, prototypes for which have been noticed testing. Lamborghini is saving full particulars till the automobile makes its debut later this 12 months, however has confirmed the V-8 will include a flat-plane crankshaft and a rev restrict of 10,000 rpm.

Sasha Selipanov, who designed the Huracán, in addition to the Bugatti Chiron and the most recent crop of Koenigseggs, is engaged on a hypercar of his personal. It is referred to as the Nilu, and it is set for a debut throughout 2024 Monterey Automobile Week this August. A teaser video reveals among the design, together with a set of gullwing doorways.

Mini has offered an early take a look at its subsequent John Cooper Works based mostly on the redesigned Cooper hatch. It is set for a debut later this 12 months and has been confirmed to be coming with a alternative between fuel and electrical powertrains. Solely the gas-powered model is anticipated to be bought within the U.S., not less than initially.

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